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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Missouri Paclic--Fo rt Scott Route.

-HIHsUuTI Il 1CIIIC--I UT SCOT KOuIc.
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR.
Kansas City. st. Louis and Eastern
Express. SD a m 40 q m
Express -. 500 p m .65 p IN
Conway Springs Anthony and
klOWa Express. 6JJ p IN SD a N
Conway Springs, Anthony and
Kiowa Accumulation. -. .lO4O m 3:l5 p III
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Express lUdD m ot5 m
Hutchinson. Sterling and GeneSeo
$40 N 5:25 10
All trains daily.
The Missouri Pacific Eft. Scott Route"
through Pullman sleeping Kansas City and
81. Louis all night trains daily also through free
reclining chair cars both night and morning
trains. This is the shortest line st. Louis, by IS
miles. and the popular line TO all points east north
and south CONNECTIONS are made in Union depots
in both Kansas City and -. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket Office ~ North Main St.
y. c. KEERAN.
Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

BUTTER-Was more stirring extra creamery,
2SlstS,30r; fancy dairy 2S92Gc.
EGCiS-2lc DC.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24
DRS. TERRILL & SHUTS,

Physician and surgeon, IA \ Main street; eIe-
phone for Office No. 2ji for residence I6. DR.. Ter
rill. general practice diseases of women and chill
dren and obstetrics. Dr. Shuts. consumption,
catarrh, all throat and chest diseas Is, piles rIp-
lures blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. lO1-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

Attorney - Law, T,-DEl> . and Fr-ahelrner lsa :
>pecia4i!, Land Title and Corporations G..
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-24

INOR SALE-OR TRADE-Six COOK work mules or
/ will trade same for fresh mich COWS Inquire
{. II. Dean at the dry goods store Of John c. Alien,
$50 Main street. 21Gt
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

Jest to nojdoshonoIej urzq7sona
Holej. Tux da uygody p~odrd5ujq
cych 10 kr0thich nrzeshzeniuch. ju-
ho tee du zmied3s.3jqcyrh
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Pozar kopalni
Calumet, Mich.
Calumet. IS list.

~ -
Ogien szalrj" w tu,eiszych
k"pnlmach, w Calumet / H4c
kIe. WJbn,hl 20 listopala i
trivia doty"h:z%s, a ME wjada.
jak go uga>i6. Lud1ir, ktorzy,
pracoNali W t~ut~jszeJ kopaIni
i ma powierzchui zieni, "a bez
zadn"go Aatrulnieuiu,
Jelcu Z nAszYch rodakow
od~olaI sic do kompauli ia
ko tie" og'eh ch@'a| ugaSit.
Kauai SIC wsadzic niech
b smarI'em zwany. Wtenczas
my zap1lljsmy oyien, go by
duzo dynu wld@! / zan,lzI $
MY go do szai Iy, ably SIC
pr4ekonat, }ak tez dIugo "
lynn mIechu moze wytrhymHG.
W kilka miuut ow sniaieh
sic obaIii i }uz ME mogl
NrzNczec, ty]ko nogami wierz-
gaf. Sk"rosmy us]yszeli los
kot, odwalIlismy wrota i wy
c1qgueIi go Ma swieze powie-
tr1e. Giy @przyszedf do siebie,
wtenezAs MECH q siebie Zdjal
i rzek}, IL wiece] w ten MECH
mic bedzie wch"dzi}, ch,Gby
mu i poi miliona dolarow O.
fiAraWanO.
Kompania teraz oblecuje
poi miliona dolarow temu, CO
ten ogieh ugasi.
W lych dnia"h W Atlantic
kopalni, nieda]eko I'd mas.
dwoch naSzych rodAk3w ultra
clio aycie. Nazwlska ich Jan
Pierunowski i Max. Kowalski
= W;eczny odpoczynek race
i'm daG, Panic!
Luderlh ,uchoush5
wierny abonent Wlurusa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
ma upragniena znobycz do chica-
gosk Ell X OF Il r i.

hit unf'ShiShl 20 chlCa-
gosk Ell X OF Iarni.
Chocaz ~ie~lesmy ~micszkahca
my gor i strumy ko", .ledn"k sro'
tel d1iczyznv J~es1rze ME u~tnf
srod mas duch pclsAi i .jcst"5my
t. mi samymi wiaru-am' szlasMimi,
jak CT, % kt6ryrh w =. 1876 powiv-
dziat Bi-merk, ze q Itch ME MOI
ma xrob G kielbpsy " k1o"@v
mu ma to Cd p~owivdzieli, m ME dIa
PISA hismar<a p"l~k" ki~tbasa
"i~chaj on sobie ire swuja smier-
dzAca >IwaIstia.
BNG II, ze. IL j my hylismy
I'd >iczvIl, 81 by5my b>li m eli "a
ki h prukt yrzmYc krzy
k@c<v, iacv siq zAaj iuIa Chlra-
go, ~ ie {; Nnpir gIo~N rzidzN.
Jca"ak Bog mas obront Cd
ko1'ow michil.hs'<ich mlcIlsmN
zawsze goIoych pr<cvoInikoW du-
cil wnycl.
" lynn rotlu zcsta' mann Bog
9 dnego 'i"ni"na v rrpbiu We"
Ks DuIn cw c@a, klo y
pr4cd@w-zvstl;i,m zai4f sic budo-
wa ~zN ~ u mas, spet"'"jm TIM
sonem ra,ir i zpniarv Wiv] X.
GuzoW K icgo, Nt6rV Pine
c G kn do MS d"j Z zat. S"mi
dzi~; dArwnj"mi size, ia'> cI"gn
c1trlech micsic y i s1kofn j wszel-
kle zubud wanna par"ti2lne s'anefy
go'owe, (" W p%lehanii W kos
clrle k's.to"na sprzcty / ap"ra
ia spra"Ionc. Zl;..j sie mi, L.
san Bog t" Gym, ho m,mo ogol-
mel bIely, my ME o~dcznHamy ciq-
saru, owszrm zdaie sc nam, pat
rzac ma po'zadck dokota ~kosc'oia
i u~pi9tszenia MIN samym; V
m'jatrk k"z lego Z a "snbisciH
sic rowiek>zyi, DO ten kosc'ol Jest
nasza wsp6lna w4nsnos"a
w dnu 20 Iistorada odprawii
nam w tvm koscir]e nAsz Wirleb-
NY KS. Prubos1cz Dutkiewirz n"-
bp4ehstwo "kaz7i obchodu 81
rocanicy rewoIucyi pol,kiej z l..
1880. Pc odprawiemu mszy sw
wstapit no nmbore , ~yt6maczyf
nam %znaczenie tel pamjatki, i ne
byfo i-toty, ktora by ME bvf:
skapafa SO We ixtch. szczeg"l.
nirj, gdy priced odspiewaniem kon.
duktu na>ze MAZE dziatki %zanuc'ly
picsni narodowe Bo4e COS Rlshe
4 q dyuaem posorow, ktorych mau
czyta 'ch nnsza nauczycielka panna
Murva w ON a.
Tenn wie'ej I" mas budowa}o
l sercu masze kruszyfo, ze tn .jni
II lat je~tesmy i n'by parnfi;
iworzylbmy, ale togo MO widzie.
lismy - czasrm styszr'rSmy, Z,
tn "wdzie mieli P"lncy iakles
rocznice i obrhody = ale u mas
W tie dni tosny koszyki naszs
w%yhla':li.
Lecz odtal zostaliamy c&ywie
nj duehem p"lskiego patryotyzmu
me bed1,vmy svpiuli, a ,acztJ
we snie bedziemy to ~rozwa4ali.
Geese CT, Zacny Kaptanir, 2;
Twoie osw eceniA sic! Oby Me
b'osa ,hciaiy rrzyjac n"sze mod
}y "a Ciebie ! zachowaly Cle .i,k
najJ}nzsze lata dIa na>zei locIcchy
Prosze Kcchanego Maiste'ka
ably raczyi ni%nieisza k"responden
eve w UIurusic ~umivscic Chncia!
to tarmerska rek2 pi>ane i sklc;;o
ne rozumem y pod chtorskiei cap
XII, .iedn.k sadie, re nus Kocha
ny Majsterek ME odrzuci. (k res
ron irncye cd Brari S1Iazakow
klorzv talk o.wnrrir / szczerze oh
j'"i"iq swa ~}acznosc na'oden
lolskim, za~szo Wurusoaci S;
mite. - Mujster).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

powsta.jacych kosztem ludu.
Przecletny obywatel mai" po-
trzebuje teleeratu, chocby ra
ty byjy i .i"knaltansze: Tame
raty przecir& przyuios'yb by 20
rzysG spekuIaulom, uzywal4
Gym drutow wieccj, jah wszys-
cy inui.
Talk pisze miIwaucIsi Sen
tnel i talk plsza wSzystNle or
CANA sza;ahsklri pr"sy mono
poi;styc4H"j. Me pr"gnlemy
tylu tun:ch rat, IL r#c@ej re
telnego traktowan'a. Jezel1
czIov1vk jak j ay Gould
opamuwuic no~lmy n"rodu IL
cz9rq4o 10000 600, i moze IA
malowaG pudI"g swego "ldz'-
misIe t" pr1tz @ml""e trtacl
l,b ~"t:@Nrnauie tyrh nowIn
zarub,a wlrie miilvMo", pod
czas gly r0AnooZes"'e lest w
stan;e vpiy%at ma "p!n'4 p''-
blirMq ma sw"jq korzAs6.
Przyp"mn"n 'yIko Spraw-
Xxi nN G., ul d a .'akle ten
s2alhierz 4brol wkrotce 20
wyborze yrezvdenja dug"
ME mozna bltn do"l"dz'ec
sic, cry zo>ta! wybrany B a
inc czy Cleveland. \ q y
G oul d sivdzal jak p".)qk w
g~niazdzie W sw"je; lask'm ma
Wall Street lrzymal w rekn
nici, a p"uiewaz dok]adn!e
wiedzial, co ego telegraf roz-
glosi, mogl spekulowac j W
kiIku dniach zrobil miliony
Obywate]e gas, kr"j stall jak
z,ane puddle. Me wledzlell, &C
poczqc.
Juz to samo jest d%owodem:
he telpgraf, p"rowno .iak wszel
kie niue srodki komunikacyj
ue powinni bye wfasnoscia ca
lego ludu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
NoWiny Z CIeyelandu.

ia inicvatywa gazrty tutej-
szej The Press, litoSciwi luIzi-
~kt"dala d"brow lnie sk}adki ma
zakurienio cirpfych k, }Ier dla
biedakow naszego grodu. Ale czy-
by mc b>io spraw'ehli lei dac
prace zamiast %jafmnzne?
w sasiednem m'asteczku Be
rra, glzie bardzo duz, Pulakow
mnszka. nirdawno ,emu nj, s.czes-
Iiwie ~zakohczyi swe Z, Gle nasz
Kodak i dolby w r u OBJ. Nj k o.
q e S z ran ronicsion,ch
rrzy piracy W kamicnioloAach..
N~astepnrgp dnla 70 smierci ub.
NJ, 5 lctni synek rano wsta1 n
'ozSa, pokryJomu poszedf do buff
frtu i przez "myikq narit sic t'u
cizny, kalboli~o ,cgn nctu. Matka
maty chmla~t t" spo-trzrgta ! pos
'afa o ~d"ktorow, kt6rzy zJalali
zsc'e malcowi uratouaG.
N'edawno p'jani'y sic ma
sem m'esc'e czerwon" %malownne
skrzynki pocztowc, podczas gdy
ln"e z%ostafy zlel"nemi. Wirle lu-
d>i trj roznicy ME rozu.niv, wi2c
p"diqfrm SO objasniG ca, te1nikow
u p'cztowemi ,,~ckr+t"m,". Il cZcr-
wonych skrzynck lIrty sly wyble
vane mai nnirj 6 'azy dzitnnie, a
Z z%lel"nyc CHI tyl~o diva razy Tub
jcno 'az nn d. en-.
Muse j~cszczo dalej isG i po-
wiedz''c, wiele stow Gle
vrlandu wysy|a 90 600 mieszkuh
COW. Pewnego dina, w ubicgiym
t> dn'u, wy sfafa r"czta u1 Ill.
800 li~tow, Il regularn'c wyseia
$4,000. ChoG m'a>tp zamieszknie
jest prAez cudzozicmcov lrzewa4
me, to IA granico wychod.i bardzo
ma'o I;slow, DO tylkn ;eden li-t
rrn'pada ma 25.ooo krajowych
l,sto~.
Podroi ma wohzie stata sio
.juz b"rdzo niebrzricczna Z tcgo
pn~oIu wielo okretow roprze-tafr
kursp~ac po j%ezior1e Erie, a mierz
hancy naszego grodu przez to
musxa odczuAaG znstoj W handful.
Ma Suo~i OF Warusa Cleve-
lanccznnie zycza szczesl'wrgo po-
Avcia maIz, hskirgo. wv imieniu
Mojstra Aer'IrczriY dz,ekmia AK
CYONARYUSZE War USA.)
A. =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Szlszacy- Palacy.
North Creeh,, pad Winonq,
r o. 1rcndia, WIS.
Urn1LAin

Kochn"y Majsterku Wiarn.a
ola widruS0w! My tn W North Cree
Au mic-zkamy sobio sp"k"in'c, jak
hracia nnsi ma Snlasku " n G "a
r"wanyc h G6rnc h, .zczcs
llwl. 10 mo ma u mas koZl0w
smicrizacych ami osIow drnpi d.
nych, jacy sa n. p. W StanIo ii
lInois. w prawdzi", 10 Ia tn
playa cza.cm u-itnje nnwiodziG,
!.cn lcdwie nstySzyWy swiSz, zcnis
osi6w, odgnniamX we%mpredzcj,
zxgl PREY s1ty - pa scierwo i in.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Agitacya prAeciw ZWiaz'
howl w SD r%amtOn, Pa

Zgodu teraz czesto gesto zaj-
mule sic KS. nigursk m
(tym samym, co to kiedys by} pro-
boszczem ma farmach pod Winona,
W Pine Creeku) a czyni to 70
wodu, ze kaplan ten zauziecie przes-
laduje Zwiazek N%arodowy Polski.
w ostatnim numerze rzeczoneyo
pisma czytam &C nastepuje:
,,Dowiaduj jenny sle z zrodfa
bardzo wiarogodnego, re ks. sni-
gurski wszedtszy na ambone "a
miast ewanglelii ~przeczyta} artyku}
"Kropidfa", W ktorym pismo to
donosi o wykleciu Zwiazku przez
ks. biskupa y Green Bay. Gdyby
nam ME d"nios} o prawdzie tego
faktu czfow1ek powazny, ktory s}o-
wen SVEN reczy, re ma w}asne
oczy widzia} i ma wlasne uszy sly
sal ME uwierzylibySmy, tax pot
worna Jest ia wiadomost. Pc takiej
ewangielii przcmowif do swych
~wiernych O Zwiazku, naturalnie po-
tepil 90, q kohlu zapowiedzla},
re bedzie chodzif pc domach Z po-
licyantem, a II kogo ujrzy "Zgode'
hub nWiarusa" zaaresztuje C?) jed,
nj smieja sic Z tego, drudzy gorszq.
Czyz tn potrzeba iaklch komnnta
rzy ,azeby we w}asciwy sposob sta
vic pod yregicrz oplnli publicznej
tego cz}owicka:'
W tel samej sprawie pisze do
WIoru$u znany nam juz bllzej
Chfop Litwin Z scranton
p. d. 2G listopada:
Many teraz powietrze prze-
cudne = c1Iowick jak wyjrzy Ma
SWAT, to pomySla}by, re to ostat-
ME dni Maja, sdyby natura ME
byIa opromieniona z6%tawym. sen
nym kolorytem jcsirnnym. S4onecz-
ko tax miluchnie g;zcj e, re az bio
go sic rohi Ma sercu szczesliwemu
imiertclnikowi, lccz niestety nam
Polakom czarno, chmurno i mylis.
to pred ocz,ma, DO W starym
kraj II Moskal i prusak mas d}awi i
mordujc, a tn CT, ktdrym nieba
opieke mad duszami naszemi poru-
czy}y.
,:Miasto naSze nalezy do wick
szycl' ini%s: Ameryki wielki pro
wadzi sig tn handel - a m%ianowi-
Gle wicIe fabryk. Mieszka tn wiele
Polak6w j Litwinow, a iak wiado-
mo nasz ludek pracowity i pobcz-
ny. to tcz wnet y biedy sic otrzq-
sa, a potem przedewszystkiem o
Bogu pamieta. la pomoca Boza
pobudowalltmy ~ob'e kotci6f rzyms-
ko katolicki, a chociaz on tyIko
~drewniany, to jednak nam W MIN
milo i bfogo, DO to nasz w}asny,
polski, i dfugu JUL mafo by}o, a
teraz 80!
Ksiedza many W oscbic OLGA
Snigurski"go, i bardzr nam dobrzc
byio 2 poczatku, DO kochaliSmy go
jak zyczliwe dzicci dobrcgo OLGA, i
sami zgodzie zylismy i spokoju.
Nicstcty, nieszczesny Sejm
praktycznych katolikow w,zystko
popsul! | ,craz ~sfyszymy naukr Z
%ambony ME jake wykiad ewange-
Iii, lccz jake ob;asnicnic Hropidta
t. p. Cd Zwiazkowc6w ME maja
ludzlc kurowac, %raczej niechaj ida
do nicmca hub zyda".
!Kiurus ubolewa mad Wiel.
KS. Snigurskim, re ulegiszy namo.
nicprzyjacidf Zwiqzku, naro-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
DrObne Echa.
JAN SZLuPAS przemosl sic
Il New Iurku do Snenandoxch,
Pa. u. b. 1904, tam teraz
wyd"je swojq Llet. Bqlsas.
GWIAZDAMI prznmvs|a ~,

GWlAzDANll prz@mysla pol
~kirgo W Chtc 60 81 PIP: Bcr
ma d ark ie G Il, malarl
arty~ta, 733 Milwaukee Ave. k.d-
rygo ob"a1v Nosrici"e p~ow~xrehny
p div wybud1lit = i arch text
oral mechrnk y. Tro.ior ieNan
d wS'd, ma.ja"y s"e l}juro lod mr..
% u'ir1 West Lake Str, Rom
rs, rrzNd %enrNa zaS po' r., lIo
D"iversy \ G Pan. Le@a, do-
wsN', rodem Z Byd@oslc1y, st>niv
nad;o 2 mirzNykI j rppHIarno5~.
pomie'zy pnl~sa k"waIefy4 jAko
NIFTY tpW"rz, - i mocuy latrye t..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08

bill sobie niepotrzeLnego kfopotu.
Najlepiej 10y zrobif, gdyby jaknaj-
srieszniej zaniechaf w>zelkiej poll
tyki a patrZyf tylko k~osciofa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
GILL
IA WIARUSA.

Philadelphia Jan Gorczynski $l.0O
Manitowoc Jan Becker 200
Minneapolis Jan Wyrzykowski LAO
Red Jacket Wroblewski so
MorriS Run st. Goniakowski IS
Port Austin Fr Koralewski 200
Fort Meade f Janlowski 100
Brooklyn A Szymkowski 200
Baltimore l. w Pociechowski 100
Dodge NJ Losihski 200
Milwaukee Alb Koss 100
Dluth Paul Lepak 100
La Sale A Jagodzihski 200
Elba Jan Nadolinski 100
Ardoh FIR Galefski 200
Polonia w Pliszka l.15
Chicago A Nj Wlekl1hski 100
,, Jan Gliszewski 200
La Cross Sebastian Banaszyk 200
Bessemer Alois Wysihski LOO
Appleton Andrzej Rudnik l.2o
Hurley Konstanty Hayda 100
Fl Pawlicki z Hurlej do Eur 1925
Dubois FIR Podkomorski 200
Manitowoc lgnacy Stencil 200
Milwaukee Anton BIachowski 100
A Rrzakala 200
Albin Gcisler 200
Winona Paul Schnasc O.25
Ironwood August Flcrck 200
81 Francisco, Pawel Moniak 200
Chicago II Stan 1.Co
W,nona Jakob Jezewski 100
Stephens Wojc;cch Kuznia 90
Mimic Jan S.nrkowski 100
i, Jan Slomihski 200
, Tom Klein 1925
independence J6z Kownlski 100
Bay City Antoni Prey byl'hski 100
Covington NH D%abrow.ki 100
Winoua Michai Wnuk 200
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-08
Kto m~adrzejszy
n ON
ERE T

TAX pytam sic was, ku-
motrze, kt6remu Z tych dw6ch me-
z6w Pan Bog wiscej wlaf olej u do
bank?
: Ba, zeby to ia wiedziaE,
co to IA ieicn ten Pereutka, boo o
Na%poIeonie to zem sfyszAf = re
to ten sam, co to nasz general
Dabrowski pod MIN %vojowaf.
A vice powicm ci, re Pc
rcutka to bohater cd kopyta, ma
wszystkie boki kuty, kt6rego buty
i robota znakomita, jak Boga ko-
cham!
= Jczcli o tym nova, to Ma
polcon ami sic omyf do niego co
do rozumu. DO W leciutkich kama
szach postal Francuzow mo
skiewskie mrozy i kniegi, gdzie
ni"boraki pomarzFy i pada}y jak
muchy, a pEREUTKA juz zaw-
czasu zaopa1rui e wiarus6w ich
tamilic w obuwic Ma zine.
Racya, lie ten pEREUT-
KA to diabelnic madra glow;
warto sobIe zapisac jego adres -
cry wiecic gdzie on mleszka?
Abo TO ME? Wszak w ma
Sym w~inonskim WIARUSIE co
tydzicn stoi:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-16
ASSASSINS.
Revenge for the Nihilists.
Alleged Discovery OF a conspirae, OF Anarchists
TO Wreas Vengeance in Case the Seven
Mo- In Iaii are hanged

SRINGFIELD. Ill. April I5.-The de
tective who has in hand the case of Mr..
Bailey. the United Labor member from
East St. Louis. who was shot at some
time ago. has located and identified "A
gang of secret oath-bound lodge ar band
in Chicago, one of who's. members did
the shooting. Ii appears some valuable
information was furnished through
Representative karlowski, the Polish
Cook County member. Some of his
statements. which he did not himself
consider of Importance. have, il Is sad.
lerl Ia the uncovering of group of nine
Nihili>tS. Whose headquarters have for the
past six months b-en located i'm the
Northwest part of Chicago, ON or ad-
iacent to Milwaukee avenue.
Beyond general hints nothing definite
could be ascertained. but the drift of dis
closure. though as vet unauthenticated.
poitn at "a Chicago organization of fifty
four members, or six groups of nine
members each formed for the purpose
of wreaking vengeance i'm ease all hope
of saving the condemned Anarchists il
lost. and that one of their number. act
ing upon the orders of the group to
which he belonged, made AN attempt
upon the life of Bailey, a. his action re-
garding the Neebe funeral was consid-
cred an injury Ia the ease now before the
Supreme Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-16
p. brilliant Young Mans suicide.

NORFOLK, VA. April lj.-When the
staterOOm of the steamer Virginia.
from Baltimore to Norfolk. occupied last
night by Robert w. Galewood. was
opened at nine O'Clock this morning, his
body was found i'm the bed with a pistol
hall in his brain. The evidence before
the coroner showed that ne committed
suicide after leaving Old Point this
morning. Young Galewood was a son
of the Rev Robert GalewooL- of this
city. and twenty-five years of age.
He graduated from Annapolis U-ith
high honors as cadet engineer.
made one cruise and resigned. He then
studied and taught physics and elec-
tricity in the Johns Hopkins University.
At the time of his death ne was Fourth
Assistant Examiner in the Division of
Steam Engineering Department of the
Patent Office. at Washington. His
mind. which was uncnmmonly brilliant.
had become unbalanced by intense
study and the writings lac left show that
he imagined himself pursued by demons.
and choss. death A. the only means of eN-
cape from them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-16
CARLISLE on DEMOCRACY.
His Views Regarding the Duties Of His
Party.


New York Times.
CINCINNATI. April l3.-At a reception
Ia John q. Carlisle. given by the Ken
tucky Democratic Club i'm Covington.
Mr. Carlisle made short speech. from
which the following extract is taken:
Il want Ia say to all Democrats that
We would be- unworthy of our name il
We allowed any number of reyerses
to dishearten us. The growth of
the Democratic party in the last
twenty-five years has been won
derful. At the close of the war
We were entirely ont of power We had
no offices or patronage, and We're prac-
tically ostracized from "A share ia the af-
fairs of the Government. The Democ-
racy had political faith founded on the
principles of jefferson. and they fought
for il gallantly without hope Of reward
There has never been a time since 1876
when the majority of the people were
not in favor of the principles of the Dem
ocratic party. ! want Ia impress upon
you the necessity of standing L. your
principles in any emergency. and al all
elections. no matter how small and un-
important they may seem to be. No
party can be successful ia amy country
unless il has principles ON which it will
stake its existence before the people.
This country i full of vagaries
ON the powers of Government.
Some want il Ia become great
ele"mosynary institution for the care of
everybody; some want il Ia purchase the
railroads and telegraph lines: some want
it Ia interfere with ia" peoples private
business: some want il to loan money 10
INDECENT people. IL is impossible Ia
enumerate the schemes Ia rob the tax
payers Ia benefit somebody else. We
must overcome the Socialistic theories
abroad in the land. We must stand
everywhere for the protection of both
capital and labor. We must stand
everywhere for the rights of men Ia do
business with their own money in their
own way. II the Democratic party does
not do this il might as well c"ase to
exist "
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INDER 4 CIOID.
The Pan Handle Road Continuing TIA.
search for Thieves.

search for Thieves
CHICAGO. April lj.-The Pan Handle
road seems tai H. investigating every
body connected with the business. and
Yesterday =. J. Doggett. cashier at the
General Freight office here. was dis
charged under "a cloud. His books are
not in a shape satisfactory To the Audi
tor. The latter is of the opinion that
there Is discrepancy in the cash ac-
count of S16.0OO To 500. 900. Doggett as
and which are now pursuing the regular
channel Ia final credit. will square his
accounts. Doggett's bondsmen are sol
vent and responsible, if it shall DE neces-
sary To resort to them.
PITTsBURG, April I5.-It appears that
the most important arrest in the Pan
Handle robbery case i vet To be madO.
\ former conductor ON the road named
Connolly is supposed to have been the
leader of the gang auil To have gotten
away with an immense amount of plum
der. He got wind some time ago of the
proposed raid and fied. He is now in
Kansas but an officer has been sent after
him. and it is expected he will be ar
rested and brought back 10 this city next
week. Between thirty and thirty
of the arrested railroaders will waive a
hearing. and give bonds to await the
action of the Grand jury.
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MARROW ESCAPE Of OPERATIVES.
A Fire which Will sell "a Hundred Mil
lion Yards of Damaged Calico

DOVER. " H.. April 15.-The Cocheco
Print Works burned today, involving a
loss of S2o0.0o0 and throwing 600 oper-
atives out of work. So rapidly did the
fire spread that several machine printers
and helpers were compelled To leave their
coats and vests with valuables. watches
and money behind. Ii was with them a
race for life. The report gained cIrcula-
tion about town that several operatives
had been cremated. which added to the
excitement. fathers. mothers and other
relatives rushing from all directions
to learn the fate of their children.
Nobody was killed. but narrow es-
capes from death were numerous. The
principal danger WIS to the operatives
employed upon the second and third
floors. Most of these escaped 10y jump
| ing from the windows. one old man.
| Elijah Hayes. 66 years of age. would not
jump. Every body gave him up for lost
but he managed To creep To the stairway
| leading from the second TO the first
| floor when he tainted and tumbled "a
| the bottom. \ fireman luckily saw him
and he was removed. insensible, with
his face and arms badIy burned. One
million yards of prints We're ruiBed by
wafer
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pension. is believed by the association to
be mot only the best for the country at
large, but for the future successful
operation of law in the territory named -
The temporary suspension of the pro-
vision with regard To the South was, i'm
the Judgment of the association, the
only practical solution of the difficulty
presented. but it views with alarming
effect that decision must have upon the
carriers of this section of the country in
conveying perhaps tacit. although un
warranted belief that similar relief will
be granted in other sections of the coun-
try where uncontrolled water com
petition can be cited as the occasion for
such relief"